Here is the first SSE stage that I made playable with the use of BrawlBox. It is but one of the many I plan to release. I also made it so Items spawn out normally as a melee stage should. It replaces the Online Training stage. Code and more details are found in the ReadMii that comes with the download. Have fun!
And yes, this was done using BrawlBox. Just place the provided stage pac in your stages folder, and activate the code that replaces Jungle Japes with the Online Training Stage. Code is found in the ReadMii that comes with the download, which also removes the sandbag from the stage.
BrawlBox – Get it Here – The guide from here-on will assume you already acquired the latest version of BrawlBox, and that you already have a common3.pac file (aka item pac). If you don’t have a common3.pac item file, download the old NB file here, with pre-set up textures.
Always keep a back-up of your Common3.pac before editing!
Ok, so with the latest version of BrawlBox (previously known as SmashBox), it is now possible to replace Item textures with ease, from within the Common3.pac file itself. From now on, I will release item textures as Pac files, and you (the user) will replace said texture with the one provided. For example, I will release a texture in this post to accompany the guide; the Firefox Smash Ball.
Step 1-
First and foremost, download the Firefox Smash Ball PAC Here. Its not zipped or anything, so its ready to go.
I’ll just copy and paste what I wrote in the Youtube video description:
Here is another custom Wii channel I made; a request by someone on Wadder Forums who goes by “murdaz”. This channel was created using 2 legal base wads made by CountZero (1 for banner, and 1 for Icon). The video rendering causes the icon to look pixelated, but it really isn’t. Its just something that Sony Vegas sharpened for some reason.
In Brief: A custom channel forwarder for Smashing! homebrew game. The channel itself does not contain the game.
All forms of hacking involve some risk of accidental brick. Make sure you have some sort of Brick protection before installation. NintendoBros will not be held responsible for any accidents!
What exactly is a forwarder? Its basically a channel which when launched, leads to a specified boot.dol file in your SD card. In this case, the boot.dol of your smashing folder (the smashing! game app). The channel itself does not contain any app, so launch will fail and reboot the system if the smashing directory is not found on your SD card.
Here’s a neat little channel forwarder a came up with using a very useful tool provided by an online comrade. Actually, its a combination of 2+ applications, but made the job easier. I used a legal base WAD, so no Ninty code involved in this one. Its just one of the many other things I have been working on. Do you play Super Mario War Wii? Can you handle WADs effectively? If so, I recommend you download/Install this channel, an official Super Mario War forwarder from NintendoBros!
All forms of hacking involve some risk of accidental brick. Make sure you have some sort of Brick protection before installation. NintendoBros will not be held responsible for any accidents!
What exactly is a forwarder? Its basically a channel which when launched, leads to a specified boot.dol file in your SD card. In this case, the boot.dol of your smw-wii folder (the super mario war app folder). The channel itself does not contain any app, so launch will fail and reboot the system if the super mario war wii directory is not found on your SD card.